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these help to make silly little videos, like this one, possible. So I could have had an easy time with this
video. You know, I could have just sat down, relax,
and do a simple run of new super mario bros u while permanently crouching. That would have been an okay video, we probably
would have struggled hard in a couple of stages, we probably would have had to figure out a
couple of neat tricks in order to progress, and in the end we probably would have pulled
out the dramatic music, and then, well then we probably would have succeeded. It would have been a fine video, we all would
watch it, feel a little warmth around our frozen hearts and then completely forget about
it, and it wouldn’t have been that much trouble to make for me. So as you probably guessed by now already
this is not what we are going to do today. Because, even though the title might suggest
otherwise, this video isn’t solely about trying to beat new super mario bros u while
permanently crouching. Because this video is actually about finding
the smallest possible way to beat new super mario bros u. So a bit of context. A while ago we did a run through new super
mario bros wii while permanently crouching and there I stated that we found a way to
beat the game in the smallest way possible. So as the comment section was quick to point
out to me, beating the game while duck hopping isn’t the smallest way to beat it, because
after devouring a mini mushroom mario is even smaller. But the absolutely smallest version of mario,
well that is a crouch hopping mini mario, and this is exactly what we are trying to
do today. Basically we are going to try to beat mario
u in the smallest way imaginable, we will try to bunny hop through all of bowser's dangerous
levels, as the tiniest version of mario. So as you probably can imagine this silly
little premise not only makes the game a bit more challenging, but it also complicates
a lot of otherwise trivial tasks. So are you ready? Alright, so since the premise of the run is
a bit silly, let’s start by talking about the rules. So basically there are only two major rules
that we have to keep in mind while playing the game. Rule 1: We have to do everything in the smallest
way possible. So the base idea is to find out if it is possible
to beat the game crouching while also being mini mario, but since the mini mushroom isn’t
available from the very beginning, more on that in a second, we have to crouch hop towards
the first mini mushroom as normal small mario. Which brings us to our second rule: We have
to permanently hold down the down button during normal gameplay except for ground pounds. Okay so
that one should be self explanatory. Normal gameplay means that we aren’t allowed
to let go of the crouch button while playing the game, but pressing up to enter doors,
or pipes or on the world map is fair game since, well, since the game isn’t playable
otherwise. Ground pounds are allowed since we are able
to perform them without leaving the crouched state. Basically if we are in air, let go of the
down button for a second and then press it again, then mario does a ground-pound without
stopping to crouch. Hooray! Our basic form of movement is bunny hopping. So why are we only hopping around? Well that’s for an actually surprisingly
simple reason: We can’t move otherwise. It’s simply not possible in mario u to walk
into any direction while ducking. The only way we are able to change our position
is by, well, by hopping, which is our only form of movement throughout the run. Finally let’s talk about wall-jumps. If we are in a crouch animation we aren’t
able to do a wallj-ump, but there are several ways to leave the crouching animation for
a second, without violating our second rule, and that is either by jumping off of a slope,
or by performing a jump immediately after landing. So for whatever reason there is an, about,
two frames window after landing, where, if we immediately press the jump button again
we confuse mario which causes him to jump using his normal animation instead of the
ducking animation. Even though we still hold down the down button. That’s really tricky to do, but at least
in theory it allows us to perform a wall jump. Awesome so finally, before we finally take
a look at the run, let’s talk about routing. So there are several things that we want to
ensure with our routing. First we want to route in a way that allows
us to get a mini mushroom as fast as possible, since the whole idea of this silly little
run is it to find out if it is possible to beat the game crouching as mini mario. Second, since each stage has the potential
to feature a run destroying mechanic we obviously want to enter as little stages as possible,
which means that we try to take as many secret exits as possible and finally we have to avoid
any stage where we have to do something big, since, well since the idea of the run is it
to beat the game small, and big isn’t small. Which directly leads us to our first tiny
problem, and what a problem it is. It is basically a philosophical problem. So youtube comment section, please help me
solve this riddle: When trying to be small, is it better to be big once in order to become
even smaller sooner, or is it better to stay small, avoiding to do the big thing, even
if this means that we pass up an opportunity to be even smaller after being big? I’ve lost some sleep over this question. So what’s the deal. We have two different options to unlock the
mini mushroom. For anyone who hasn’t spent an afternoon
of their life, trying to decode the mini mushroom spawning mechanics of new super mario bros
u, here’s how they work. So basically whenever we finish a stage with
a 66 left on the clock, the friendly toad that calmly waits at the end of each stage
rewards us a mini mushroom. Cool, so why don’t we just do that in the
very first stage, which would mean that we are awesome and tiny for the entirety of the
run? Well that is because it is not possible to
obtain a mini mushroom via this method right when the game starts. There are certain triggers that we have to
hit, because otherwise the kind toad at the end of the stage doesn’t give us an amazing
tiny mini mushroom, but a gigantic and disgusting normal mushroom. Eeeeew. So there are two different ways to convince
the end of the level toad to start to hand out mini mushrooms, which brings us back to
the second most important philosophical question of my life? Is it smaller to be big sometimes? The problem is the following, the mini mushroom
unlocks as soon as we leave the first world. So the goal is to get out of the plains as
fast as possible. The quickest way to leave the plains is to
take the secret exit in 1-2 to quickly dive through the blooper stage and then we can
grab a mini mushroom at the end of 4-1. The other option would it be to just play
the first world normally, and to grab the mini mushroom at the end of stage 2-1. Taking the secret exit means that we have
to hop through 4 stages before we get the mini mushroom, hopping towards world 2 are
7 stages. So small hopping through only four stages
is obviously much smaller than small hopping through seven stages, so what is the problem? Well the problem is the secret blooper course,
because the secret blooper course takes place underwater, and swimming isn’t crouching. Actually swimming is much bigger than crouching. I prepared an infographic to visualize this:
So as we can clearly see here, a crouching mario is smaller than a swimming one. Case Closed, swimming huge and therefore terrible. So look, I am okay with mario being a bit
bigger than normally because we jump off a slope, or because we happen to get one of
those quick hops that make mario forget to show his crouch animation when jumping, because
resetting a stage everytime one of those happen would just lead to a horrible experience,
and at the end of the day the point of those runs is it to have fun with the games, but
I just can’t justify to simply swim in this huge and ugly way through the entirety of
the blooper course in a run that is supposed to be the smallest way to beat the game possible. But on the other hand swimming like a walrus
through this stage means that we are able to become smaller sooner. It’s the perfect dilemma. Like honestly, I have no idea how to solve
this problem? Youtube comment section, do your magic and
help me. Which of our two options is the smaller one? I decided to go through the desert for this
run, since swimming just feels completely wrong to me in the context of this run, but
I am still not sure if it was the right call. Anyway so basically we try to beat the game
without Mario ever getting his feet wet. That means that we first try to duck hop through
the entirety of the first world. Next we hopefully take the secret exit to
the jungle in the second world. In the jungle we follow the normal path until
we reach the ghost house, there we take another secret exit to the cloud world. From then on the idea is to play all stages
in their normal order until we hopefully gracefully bunny hop our way towards Bowser in the end. Hooray! Cool, so let’s hop right into the run, and
let’s take a look at all the challenges that await us in the different stages. The whole first world basically doesn’t
provide much of a problem for us, there are only a couple of things that we have to keep
in mind. So first: we aren’t allowed to touch checkpoints
yet. The reason being, well, uhm, the reason is
that touching a flagpole transforms us into ugly big boy mario, big mario, obviously being
big and therefore not small. Other than that there are only a couple of
challenging spots during the entirety of the first world. Dodge hopping through all of those monty moles
in 1-3 can get a bit annoying, but isn’t run threatening by any means, the swings in
lemmy's swingback castle also provide a bit of a challenge, since, well since they are
sloped surfaces and sloped surfaces are the natural enemy of everyone who tries to beat
a game while permanently crouching, but more on this in a second. Finally the huge gears in the crushing co,
uhm, the huge gears in the boom boom tower in world one are way more challenging to platform
through while crouching, for the same slippery reasons as the swinging platforms in lemmy's
castle. But honestly nothing in the first world is
too bad for us, we are off to a really good start. It’s time for 2-1. So beating this stage isn’t really noteworthy
either, it’s just a matter of well executed bunny hops. What is noteworthy about this stage however,
is that at the end we finally get the mini mushroom. Ladies and gentleman, we finally have a run
going. So how does the tiny crouching mini mario
control? Basically we now play in the same way as before
BUT in slow motion. Mini mario just ascends and descends in a
much, muuuuuch slower way. So this actually makes a couple of things
easier for us, while it makes other things much more dangerous. First whenever we have a long horizontal stage,
we have a really easy time to traverse it. The mini mushroom offers sooooo many possibilities
for precise in air control when moving horizontally. It is absurd” Like, honestly I love this. So for example the secret stage in world 2
feels so unbelievably great to play while duck hopping as mini mario. I don’t know why, but I can’t remember
any challenge run ever feeling so great to control. The same is true for the first two stages
of the jungle. Playing mario in its smallest variation just
allows us to perform insane jumps, like sometimes we don’t even touch the ground of a stage
for huge parts of it. It honestly feels like the pinnacle of mario
platforming. So we just got the mini mushroom and we actually
are able to breeze through the stages because of it. There aren’t any threads seriously blocking
our progress in the entirety of world two, neither is there anything causing us headaches
at the beginning of the jungle. The mini mushroom actually makes the game
feel easier! At least for now, because, as amazing as the
horizontal movement with the mini mushroom is. Vertical movement is a completely different
beast, as we are about to find out in the snake tower. Here we basically have to ride this snake
to the top of the tower where a battle against giant boom boom awaits us. So the problem is the following. The mini mushroom really slows us down while
in air. Our only way to move during this run is while
in air. The slow jumping speed makes it really easy
to perform insanely cool precise jumps while moving horizontally, which is what made the
previous stages such a joy to play, sadly it also means that whenever the game wants
us to change direction quickly, we, well we take forever. There simply is no way for us to do anything
fast as a mini marioshroom. The second problem is that we simply aren’t
equipped to dodge threats from above. Every jump has a set height that it accelerates
us into the air. If there is a threat above us, that means
that we always have to jump towards the thread, since we aren’t able to change our position
without jumping. Vertical stages, like the snake tower, want
us to quickly switch between moving to the right and moving to the left, while most threats
to marios precious health tend to come from above. A recipe for a bunny hopping disaster. So the good news is it is possible to make
it up to boom booms room here, but the bad news, and another sign of bigger problems
to come,Boom Boom is terribly difficult. So what is the problem fighting giant boom
boom? Well, we can’t damage him by jumping onto
his head. Mini mario just does not weigh enough to cause
boom boom headaches. We can jump on top of him as much as we want,
boom boom simply ignores us. The only way to get boom booms attention is
by hitting him with a ground pound. So ground pounding is possible, but getting
a ground pound is really awkward since we first have to let go of the down button only
to press it fast again afterwards. The second problem here is that we are just
sooo slow, that dodging boom boom becomes a lot harder. So this one took a couple of tries but luckily
we still manage to beat boom boom here. Hooray. In the following ghost house we take the secret
exit, and luckily we do not run into any further problems there and then, well then it is time
for the flight of the para beetles stage. *click* *sigh*. Alright so that’s a stage I’m really really
afraid of. So the gimmick of this stage is it that we
platform on top of those para beetles. The whole stage is an auto scroller, it takes
about three minutes start to finish. There is no way to speed this up, it’s three
minutes of perfect mini bunny hopping. There isn’t even a checkpoint. So this dumb stage is insanely difficult. But the real problem here isn’t that we
aren’t able to adjust our position without making a huge and slow leap. The real problem here isn’t that the whole
stage is vertical, or that we are supposed to change our direction all the time. It isn’t even that we are unbearably slow
in air. The real problem here is something different. Something much worse. Ladies and gentleman, flight of the para beetle
is the first time our old arch enemy really flexes its crooked muscles. It’s the first time an ancient and evil
destructive and run destroying force reveals itself. It’s the first time we really run into slope
problems. Sloped surfaces cause us to slide down if
we hold down the down button, which, you know we always do. So I know what at least one of you is currently
thinking. What’s the problem, it’s just beetles,
where are the slopes. Well, what if I told you that beetles are
slopes. Something like this is what the hitbox of
the small beetles looks like. As we can clearly see, half the beetle is
a stupid sloped surface. Dumb beetles. So this is what makes beating this stage so
insanely difficult. Because if we land on one of the sloped sides
of the beetles we immediately slide down, which almost always means that we imeadietly
murder our friend mario. We are forced to land precisely on the very
small middle part of the beetles, or it’s a slippery exit for us. Every single jump in this stage just has to
be insanely precise. So I was stuck here for hours. It took me forever until I finally, finally
reached the top of the stage for the very first time. This up here is the last beetle that we have
to land on. So I took all of my courage, you know I really
reeeeally focused. And I performed a bunny hop, like I never
bunny hopped before. So I close in on the beetle, I correct my
momentum one final time, aaaand … I freaking slide off of it. ... Arrrrgh. …
However there is a rescuing good guy beetle at the bottom, we manage to land on top of
it, and now now it is only a question of whether we manage to make it up there before the bullet
blaster destroys all our hope and our dreams. .. … … Hooray! That’s a huge threat to the run out of the
way! Stupid beetles! So this victory really energized me.Like I
was mini mario duck hoping like I never mini mario bunny hopped before. We manage to make it through the first two
stages of the cloud world without any major problems. And would you know it suddenly we are already
in the middle of the Slide Lift Tower. One of the worst stages of any challenge runs
I’ve ever done. But we are still riding the wave from our
para beetle victory, and actually it only takes a couple of tries and suddenly we stand
in front of the male witch guarding the tower, suddenly we are hopping for our lives against
Kamek. So I was really worried about that fight. Kamek doesn’t really have a viable fast
kill strat as mini mario, which means that we have to fight the evil boy witch in the
intended way. To make matters even worse, we always have
to climb the stone slide tower again if we fail. So climbing this tower isn’t as hard as
the para beetles were, but there is this silly and ugly fire bros. directly before the boss,
throwing laughable fireballs at us, which are, for whatever reason, terribly difficult
to dodge. So I was prepared to be stuck here for hours
again. But it was already on our third attempt that
this happened. We manage to hit kamek once, we hit him twice. All that we know need is to hit the dumb witch
for one final time. So I took all my courage, I went all in aaaaand
my ground pound connected. I was so relieved! I was so worried for this level, but here
we are and my ground pound connected, kamek is no more. So when this happened I literally threw my
arms into the air and let out a loud euphoric sound that closely resembled a hooray. *click* So I want everyone to remember this exact
moment. The exact moment when mario’s booty lands
in kamek's face here. The moment I raise my arms in celebration
and start hooraying. Because this is the exact moment this run
got cursed. From this very moment onwards, everything
that can potentially go wrong, is about to go wrong. The first catastrophe happens immediately:
because this is how this scene plays out. … Yup. I literally wasn’t paying attention to what
was going on on screen anymore because I was so relieved, which ended with Mario slowly
falling into his death. Arrgh. Our win did not count. We have to do all of it again, and that is
just the beginning of a series of unfortunate mishaps. So it took me about another hour to kill dumb
kamek atop the silly slide lift tower once again. But by this point we know that it can be done. The real kicker comes next. So whenever I record something on my switch
it always takes a couple of minutes of checking that everything is set up correctly, and that
the recording works and that the controller is connected and whatnot. So I start a recording session, ready to tackle
the upcoming ghost house. I’m on the menu screen, just hitting random
buttons to see if the controller is connected and to see if the recording is working, not
really paying attention. Everything works, hooray, I start to pay attention
again, ready to hop into the game. And my save file is gone. Yup. I deleted the save by accident while pressing
random buttons, testing if the controller was working. Turns out it worked. Aaargh. So the way I attempted to route this was to
first play through all the stages once, check out the best route, where potential problems
are, what the best way to obtain the delicious mini mush is. You know stuff like that. Once everything was set in stone it was time
to grind the mini mushrooms and to hopefully beat all the stages in order. So honestly, I really wasn’t feeling like
beating the game again, so I just quickly speed-ran to where we were, grabbed five mini
mushrooms and made a safe file by hopping through the first castle again. So that means that, from now on, we always
have to reset the save whenever we run out of mini mushrooms, which makes finding out
if the game can be beaten like this a lot more complicated. But that’s actually not even the worst thing
that happened, the worst thing in this tiny cursed run is actually about to happen to
us in this ghost house. Because this ghost house sadly destroys our
dreams. There is no small way to make it out of this
cursed haunted house. The reason why our tiny run comes to a huge
halt here, isn’t because of the evil ghosts, it’s not because we aren’t good enough
to jump through the threats, it’s not even because of dumb slopes. It’s because of something much more stupid. It’s because of those four poles of the
apocalypse. We simply can not grab one of those poles. So first climbing on those poles would be
huge and disgusting, but worse: We can’t even grab them according to our own rules. We settled in rule 2 that we never let go
of the crouch button during normal gameplay, with the only exception to perform a ground
pound. It’s simply not possible to escape this
room without letting go of the crouch button. It just doesn’t work. The poles require us to press up in order
to grab them. The room is empty but for the disastrous poles
and a couple of silly attacking question blocks. There is no way to reach the door without
climbing. There is nothing we can do here. It’s run over. So I was cowering in this room for ages, reflecting
on every decision I ever made, that led to me cowering in this dumb ghost house like
a coward. Dark clouds were rising on the horizon. Somewhere it started to rain, I began to freeze. You know, it’s obviously just a meme run,
and in theory it isn’t even that big of a catastrophe. We can just grab those stupid poles, climb
our way up, edit the rules of the run to say climbing is okay because, well because we
define the rules in the first place. Move on and pretend that we are winners. But, I just can’t help myself. I really don’t want to do that. I don’t want to start to bend our rules
just so that they fit every situation we ever encounter. What’s the point in doing silly meme runs
in the first place, if we allow ourselves to bend the rules until we win anyway. So while I was cowering in this little corner,
slowly seeing the timer approach zero, I came to the realization that sometimes it’s better
to proudly accept a failure, instead of succeeding at every cost. So you know what, it may not be possible to
beat new super mario bros U in the smallest way possible, because of those four idiotic
poles of doom. But I’ll be damned if we didn’t give our
best to still finish this run, even if we aren’t able to win anymore. So slowly life and motivation was creeping
back into me and Mario, it was time to leave our corner, let’s try to make the best of
this silly situation, let’s grab those silly poles. Maybe it’s a failure, but we are not going
without a fight, let’s put down a finish to be proud of. Because the toughest challenges are still
ahead of us. But one small hop after the other. Something clicked while cowering in this corner. Maybe it was the relief of not having to succeed
anymore, maybe it was the burning hatred in my mushroom shaped soul against those four
poles, or maybe it was just a coincidence. But I started to play with razor sharp precision. The boomerang brothers in the boomerang cloud
stage weren’t able to stop us from bunny hopping our way slowly towards Bowser. Neither were the fire bros in the snake block
stage a worthy opponent. The next true opponent we face is Ludwig,
who resides in the center of his clockwork castle. So the path towards ludwig is really difficult,
but truth be told. Good, throw the challenges towards us, we
have a failure to rectify for, we have to prove that nobody ,but poles, is able to stop
us on our tiny quest. Luckily Ludwig finally proves to be the worthy
opponent we are looking for. Holy fuzzy. Ludwig puts up a fight. All of his attacks come from above, the window
to attack him is really small, and we are only able to hop around in super slow motion. Our best chance to win this fight is just
to pray that he shoots a pattern that is actually dodgeable during his first attack, and then
to go for the fast kill. Getting the fast kill against Ludwig is already
really precise under normal circumstances, since the window to attack him is really small,
but since we are so slow, and have to initiate a ground pound before, getting the perfect
fast kill is really, really difficult. Awesome. This is the stage where we die by far the
most deaths. This fight is just insanely challenging. Ludwig really pulls out all the tricks in
order to stop us from being so small. But try after try we improve, at first we
start to dodge the shooting attack consistently, another countless deaths later we suddenly
almost always get the first fasthit. Slowly we fight back. Not long until Ludwig is only able to save
his neck by cheating. Like here where he freaking kicks us because
we miss-judge the final blow by a couple of pixels, or here where he is forced to cancel
our final hit ground pound animation in order to save his precious shell. But there is no way to stop a failed plumber
on a tiny quest to save his reputation. Not long until we defeat the toughest boss
in this run, not long until Ludwig is forced to leave his castle behind and to flee like
a coward. Ladies and gentlemen, the upcoming Bowser's
airship stage is one of the easier stages, and suddenly we are hopping our way towards
the final world. Every tiny hop brings us closer to the royal
koopa king himself. *click*
And this is the point where our pole failure from before comes back to haunt us. Alright, so let’s do this out of order. It is possible to beat Bowser while being
bunny hopping mini mario. The fight isn’t even that hard, the biggest
challenge here is to see where we are since we are soooo tiny in comparison to bowser. It is possible to beat the red hot elevator
where we ,presumably, have to ride this red, platform to the top. It’s a tough stage, but it is possible. Even the rising lava stage is doable in the
smallest way possible. There is only one real threat to our already
failed run ahead of us. It is either the boat ride, or the meteor
climb. So here’s the thing, we already did a run
through mario wii while permanently crouching, but without the mini mushroom. And one of the by far most challenging stages
in this run, was the boat ride in the jungle. Doing this level in the wii game took me far
over 100 tries, it was insane! So one of our two options to proceed here
is to do another boat ride. But this time, the ride takes place in the
final world, not in the fifth, which means the level itself is much more difficult, but
we also aren’t able to kill anything by simply jumping on top of it. Our only way to kill something on top of the
boat is by ground pounding it, which makes defeating anything so much more precise and
difficult. Thinking about this boat ride honestly made
me anxious. That’s such a challenge. So luckily we can take the secret exit in
8-1 and swap the boat ride for the meteor climb stage. Is what I would say, but sadly this option
is really horrible as well, for all the wrong reasons. And this is where the dumb four poles of doom
come into play again. See, this stage has a section at the end that
can only be done by climbing. So theoretically we aren’t allowed to climb,
but we already climbed those stupid poles before. So why not climb in this stage as well? The run is already kind of over, and if we
climb at one point, then surely we can climb here as well. This by the way is why I find it so frustrating
that we weren’t able to do this with our simple and easy to remember tiny ruleset from
the beginning. Because if we say climbing is okay in one
stage, then why not just say it is okay here as well. Why not just skip the insane boat ride that
has me so worried. There are no stakes anymore, nothing matters,
it’s total nihilism. So honestly this stage dilemma almost got
me to scrap the run. I just wasn’t able to face the absurd challenge
of riding this boat in the smallest possible way, knowing that I always could skip it by
just bending the rules a bit. I wasn’t able to start the boat grind. It’s so stupid. We figured out the fastest route to grab a
mini mushroom, we hopped our way through countless stages, we refused to take a swim, we slided
off of beetles only to come back stronger again, we defeated kamek, twice, we deleted
our save file, but we do not give up, we tore scratched and clawed our way forward against
a cheating ludwig. But those stupid four poles. Those idiotic four poles in this room without
any real challenge, those four dumb poles are the one obstacle we can’t pass. I just wasn’t willing to accept that. So, I went back to this horrible room where
everything started to collapse. I cowered in the exact same spot, where we
almost left the run to die before, thinking about a way to solve this mess. And suddenly, I had an idea. What about wall-jumps. There is this tiny jump window after landing
that allows us to get a wall jump. So just a single wall jump isn’t enough
to get us up to the door, but as it turns, out, ladies and gentleman, as it turns out
it is actually possible to climb walls while using the mini mushroom. Mini mario descends so slowly that we are
actually able to slowly make our way up the wall, by chaining wall jumps together, and
by perfectly timing our whirls. Ladies and gentleman, that’s it. That’s actually a way to skip the dumb poles
of doom. This way we are actually able to reach the
door without ever letting go of the down button. So is this solution silly, absolutely, but
it is in line with our rules, which means that we suddenly have a run going again. So the meteor climb is out of question. It’s the boat ride. The boat ride is the last obstacle standing
between us and a tiny victory. If we manage to bunny hop through the entire
boat trip, then we officially managed to beat new super mario bros U in the smallest way
possible. So figuring out how to make this tourist trip
less deadly took me a while, but a combination of cleverly loading in the moles too early
so that they commit suicide in the lava, while using the shells to our advantage, while playing
highly comncetrated and perfectly precise actually does the trick. Ladies and gentleman, we did it. We not only did just proof that it is possible
to beat new super mario bros U while permanently crouching, we actually did it in the smallest,
and way more difficult way. Hooray! That was quite a run! I’m honestly so glad that we actually found
a way to do this meme run! So the next time someone asks you what is
the smallest way to beat mario u, now you know the answer. Anyway, I hope all of you enjoyed this silly
tiny video, if you did don’t forget to leave me a thumbs up and maybe you feel especially
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and to see you soon. Goodbye!!
Oh, yeah. Nothing better than a video from Ceave. He's the best
One of these days, I want someone to make a video like this where the answer is clearly "no". Like, "Is it possible to beat Super Mario Bros without ever jumping once? Of course not."